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"Anni Kace" wrote ... > > My psychic powers have let me down, but at least I got to see an > > ;-) > > > Opera user who's a patron of Outlook Express. > > ... with quote-fix ;-) OE is defective, but it's still the easiest to use > newsreader, IMHO. Already tried agent & co. but was not satisfied. > > > > Cookies and stuff are activated. It surely is > > > NOT a config problem. > > > > > > > If you mean that cookies (are required by the site in question > > > > and) are not being stored by IE in your present configuration > > > > no, don't think thats the point. > > > > Then what did you mean by 'No Cookies supported.' ? > > f.e. http://www.infoseek.co.jp/Honyaku forwards each linked > site, translates it, and does the output. when trying to log in, > the .jp yahoo site wants to set a cookie, but it can't. Probably > cause the infoseek script does not "route" that cookie to my > pc (or so ;-). In otherwords you can't log in to the _yahoo_ site. A bit clearer wording would have been useful. I was logging into the _infoseek_ site. No wonder you didn't get the same result. I suspect you will just have to do "cut 'n' copy" text bit at a time.
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